Can this tripod hold a Canon EOS 60D?
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Probably - It holds a Nikon D90 with an 18-105 lens, which weighs 2.5 pounds.
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Yes. However, it is pretty lightweight, so a DSLR camera won't be as stable as it would with a more heavy duty tripod. In my case, I'm using the tripod to hold a pocket video camera (Kodak Zi8) which is very light, so this tripod is perfectly suited.
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No it will not, the weight of the camera will cause the leg extension locks to break. Don't bother with this cheap tripod, it's not even good for one use.
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It would hold if tripod is used on level surfaces and in stable weather conditions. Do not use where there is wind or lots of children running around. I bought it because of its light weight to fly with it in my suitcase. I've taken it to Hawaii and New York. I mainly take landscape and macro flower shots.
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I think so, yes. I bought this tri-pod because it was lightweight and I was taking it on a long backpacking trip to do some long exposures. I had my Pentax DSLR with a heavier Sigma lens and it held it just fine. Just an FYI though, it is a cheap, very light tripod. Unless weight or cost is an issue, I would recommend a higher quality tripod. It's great for the weight-conscience cheapskate like me though.
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Never heard of that tripod so cannot advise you. If you do some measuring perhaps you can compare your measurements with the specs of the product. Sorry I cannot be more helpfull
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usually it will tell you it does fit on my eos 60d i have 1 if in question you can always go to cannon .com an ask them
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No it does not work with the Canon EOS 60D. I bought the kit for my daughter and the the lenses did not fit so we returned it.
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I have a 60D and it is a tight fit. But I just checked and this website ( http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon_EOS_40D-vs-Canon_EOS_60D ) says the dimensions of 40D is slightly smaller, so you should be fine. However, if you are going to use it ONLY with a 50mm I'd look for a not as 'deep' one (I don't exactly know if they make it but worth looking?). You are going to have quite of bit of extra room at the bottom.
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I don't have a 60D so I can't give you a definite answer. The way this mounts I would expect it to fit most all SLR cameras.
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No I do not think the legs on this unit are strong enough for your setup. Go with a higher quality tripod such as Really Right Stuff.
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Raymond, the answer is yes. The 60D accepts the Canon EF 16-35 lens. If in doubt about any lens in your bag, go to CanonUSA.com and tweak in your camera model. Then sit back and enjoy the ride. Good luck and enjoy your photos. Vic
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I don't the exact weight of your Canon DSLR. I know for a fact that this tripod will definitely hold an equipment that is just slightly over 2 pounds but no more. I have not tested this with an equipment weighing 3 pounds. It may be able to handle it if this tripod is standing on it's 3 feet on a flat surface. It might be a different store when you have this pod clip to a tree, branches, pole or other objects. Good luck.
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Yes. The combined weight of your setup is about 2.5 lbs, and this tripod can hold up much more than that.
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I have used it with a Canon 5D and the Canon 100-400 and it's definitely strong enough to hold the weight. Whether or not it has enough weight/mass to dampen vibration is something you'd have to determine for yourself based on what you're shooting. I got this tripod to use at airshows and needed something as lightweight as possible to carry around all day. I'm very happy with the tripod and after a year of use and travel it has held up well.
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yes, I received mine with a full size tripod, I think it's max at 60 inches.
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Sorry, but I can't tell you that. I had to return my "50-inch Tripod" due to missing parts. Again I'm sorry.
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Yes it is fully compatible with the Canon 60D and all of the Canon EOS APS-C sensor cameras.
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I do not have the 50" tripod but the 72" my camera is 595g/ 21oz and it holds it well.Www.perfectlycapturedbeauty.webs.com
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It will NOT hold the 60D. Go with the SLR Zoom, it will hold the 60D nicely and with the Ballmount, it can be put in ANY position you can think of. Without the ballhead, you're very limited on the position and I PROMISE YOU, you'll be missing out if you do not get the ballhead. If you want something bigger than the SLR Zoom, the Focus is the biggest they have and I can't wait to get mine! (I have the original and slr zoom gorillapod) Go on YouTube and search "wwjoshdew gorillapod" and you'll see!!! I did a video of the 60D (with 18-135 kit lens) on the SLR Zoom and included some footage of it on the tripod.
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No, this case would be too small for the 60D. It fits a small camera, like the Panasonic GF1 with a 20mm lens attached. Even the GF1 is a tight fit when using a longer lens, like the 14-45mm.